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Platformer CLI

Command Line Interface for the Platformer Console

Installation

The Platformer CLI can be installed via NPM (Node Package Manager) or through a standalone binary.

Installation with NPM

Requires Node v14+ and NPM. (Installing Node will install NPM as well)
Run npm install -g platformer-cli
The Platformer CLI can now be accessed with the platformer command.

Installation via a Standalone binary

Check the Releases section and download the relavent binary based on your Operating System.
Once installed, the Platformer CLI will be accessible with the platformer command.

Usage

$ npm install -g platformer-cli
$ platformer COMMAND
running command...
$ platformer (-v|--version|version)
platformer-cli/0.1.10 linux-x64 node-v14.15.1
$ platformer --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ platformer COMMAND
...

Commands

`platformer apply FILEPATH`

Create resources in Platformer Console using a Kubernetes YAMLs

USAGE
  $ platformer apply FILEPATH

ARGUMENTS
  FILEPATH  Path to YAML file

OPTIONS
  -A, --all                        Log out of all contexts
  -E, --environment=environment    [default: do-development] Environment Name
  -O, --organization=organization  [default: Platformer Developer Portal] Organization Name
  -P, --project=project            [default: Temp Production] Project Name
  -T, --target-ns=target-ns        Target namespace
  -h, --help                       show CLI help
  --save

See code: src/commands/apply.ts

`platformer cluster:connect [CLUSTER]`

Connect a Kubernetes Cluster (in your kubeconfig) to the Platformer Console

USAGE
  $ platformer cluster:connect [CLUSTER]

ARGUMENTS
  CLUSTER  (OPTIONAL) Name of the Kubernetes Cluster to connect to the Platformer Console (must be a cluster name in
           your kubeconfig). If not provided, the CLI will enter an interactive mode to select a Cluster.

OPTIONS
  -O, --organization=organization  [default: Platformer Developer Portal] Organization Name
  -P, --project=project            [default: Temp Production] Project Name
  -h, --help                       show CLI help

EXAMPLES
  $ platformer connect:cluster
  $ platformer connect:cluster <cluster-name as listed in your kubeconfig>
  $ platformer connect:cluster --organization <organization> --project <project> # override context defaults

See code: src/commands/cluster/connect.ts

`platformer cluster:list`

Lists all connected Kubernetes Clusters in a Project

USAGE
  $ platformer cluster:list

OPTIONS
  -O, --organization=organization  [default: Platformer Developer Portal] Organization Name
  -P, --project=project            [default: Temp Production] Project Name
  -h, --help                       show CLI help
  -x, --extended                   show extra columns
  --columns=columns                only show provided columns (comma-seperated)
  --csv                            output is csv format
  --filter=filter                  filter property by partial string matching, ex: name=default
  --no-header                      hide table header from output
  --no-truncate                    do not truncate output to fit screen

See code: src/commands/cluster/list.ts

`platformer context:add NAME`

Add a new context

USAGE
  $ platformer context:add NAME

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  Context name (must be unique)

OPTIONS
  -h, --help  show CLI help

See code: src/commands/context/add.ts

`platformer context:list`

Lists all configured contexts

USAGE
  $ platformer context:list

OPTIONS
  -h, --help         show CLI help
  -x, --extended     show extra columns
  --columns=columns  only show provided columns (comma-seperated)
  --csv              output is csv format
  --filter=filter    filter property by partial string matching, ex: name=default
  --no-header        hide table header from output
  --no-truncate      do not truncate output to fit screen

See code: src/commands/context/list.ts

`platformer context:remove NAME`

Remove a context

USAGE
  $ platformer context:remove NAME

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  Context name to remove

OPTIONS
  -h, --help  show CLI help

See code: src/commands/context/remove.ts

`platformer help [COMMAND]`

display help for platformer

USAGE
  $ platformer help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

`platformer import`

Import resources from existing namespace in a Kubernetes Cluster

USAGE
  $ platformer import

OPTIONS
  -A, --all                        Log out of all contexts
  -C, --cluster=cluster            (required) Cluster Name
  -E, --environment=environment    [default: do-development] Environment Name
  -N, --namespace=namespace        (required) Namspace
  -O, --organization=organization  [default: Platformer Developer Portal] Organization Name
  -P, --project=project            [default: Temp Production] Project Name
  -T, --target-ns=target-ns        Target namespace
  -h, --help                       show CLI help
  --save

See code: src/commands/import.ts

`platformer login`

USAGE
  $ platformer login

See code: src/commands/login.ts

`platformer logout`

Log out of the CLI (from the current context)

USAGE
  $ platformer logout

OPTIONS
  -A, --all                          Log out of all contexts
  -h, --help                         show CLI help

  --context=default|devx|devc|devx2  [default: devx2] Name of a specific context to log out from (defaults to current
                                     context)

See code: src/commands/logout.ts

`platformer select:cxt [NAME]`

Select a context

USAGE
  $ platformer select:cxt [NAME]

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  (OPTIONAL) Context name. If not provided, the CLI will prompt an interactive selection

OPTIONS
  -h, --help  show CLI help

ALIASES
  $ platformer select:context
  $ platformer select:ctx

See code: src/commands/select/cxt.ts

`platformer select:env [ENVIRONMENT]`

Select a default Environment for your current context.

USAGE
  $ platformer select:env [ENVIRONMENT]

ARGUMENTS
  ENVIRONMENT  (OPTIONAL) Name of the Environment to set in the current context. If not provided, the CLI will open an
               interactive prompt to select an Environment.

OPTIONS
  -O, --organization=organization  [default: Platformer Developer Portal] Organization Name
  -P, --project=project            [default: Temp Production] Project Name
  -h, --help                       show CLI help

ALIASES
  $ platformer select:environment
  $ platformer select:env

EXAMPLES
  $ platformer select:environment # interactive select
  $ platformer select:env <environment-name>

See code: src/commands/select/env.ts

`platformer select:org [ORGANIZATION]`

Select a default Organization for your current context.

USAGE
  $ platformer select:org [ORGANIZATION]

ARGUMENTS
  ORGANIZATION  (OPTIONAL) Name of the Organization to set in the current context. If not provided, the CLI will open an
                interactive prompt to select an Organization.

OPTIONS
  -h, --help  show CLI help

ALIASES
  $ platformer select:organization
  $ platformer select:org
  $ platformer select:organisation

EXAMPLES
  $ platformer select:org # interactive select
  $ platformer select:org <organization-name>

See code: src/commands/select/org.ts

`platformer select:proj [PROJECT]`

Select a default Project for your current context. Requires an Organization to be set with select:org or using the --o flag

USAGE
  $ platformer select:proj [PROJECT]

ARGUMENTS
  PROJECT  (OPTIONAL) Name of the Project to set in the current context. If not provided, the CLI will open an
           interactive prompt to select an Project.

OPTIONS
  -O, --organization=organization  [default: Platformer Developer Portal] organization name
  -h, --help                       show CLI help

ALIASES
  $ platformer select:project
  $ platformer select:proj

EXAMPLES
  $ platformer select:project # interactive select
  $ platformer select:project <project-name>

See code: src/commands/select/proj.ts

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